Here’s what you’ll find in the full 2019 Geneva trend report
An EV box on wheels with clever tricks to make it cheaper to build, maintain and share. The Citroën Ami One ticked most of the lifestyle boxes at the show
Lifestyle trends
A dive into how societal trends and expectations are changing automotive products and services
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Charging Ahead
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Shareable
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The Most
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Space race
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The Eyes Have It
Lagonda’s magnetic-levitating key is a neat parlor trick, but also a reminder that physical objects are still a powerful expression of a brand experience
Interesting interactions
A quick look at the new interactions, interface designs, and user-experience trends from the show
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Mini DIM
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Press Play
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Takeaway
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MyOS
The 3D-printed grill on Peugeot Sport Engineered 508 shows that the long-promised tech is finally ready for the big time
Technology trends
An overview of how new technology is affecting the automotive design, manufacturing and experiences
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3D Printing
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So Much Touch
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Looking Back
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Air Ways
With bright-colored 3D-printed seats and lots of ridged textures, the Citroën Ami One was the CMF star of the show
CMF trends
A look at the color, materials and finishes that make the difference between a competent product and one that stands out from the crowd
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Parametric Patterns
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Color Comeback
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Ridge Lines
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Tight Knit
Automobili Pininfarina’s Battista may look quite a bit like a Ferrari, but uses a distinctive light bar as an integral part of its DRG
Lighting trends
Exploring how both interior and exterior lighting is changing and evolving with new techniques and innovative solutions
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Light the Way
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Light Spikes
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Leave Behind
An intricate play of spokes and colors, the Lagonda All-Terrain wheels are a statement of luxury intent
Wheel trends
Wheels are still the one constant in everything automotive, so despite their apparent superficiality, wheel designs are often an early indicator of techniques and trends to come
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Shooting Stars
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Aero Ridge
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Basic E
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Flower Power
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Wheel Walls
The Umberto Palermo Design Mole uses what must be the boldest and most pedestrian-unfriendly badging ever seen on a sports car.